Aude Aylin De Tapia
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 341186 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Aude Aylin De Tapia |
| NOMBRES | Aude Aylin |
| APELLIDO | De Tapia |
| FIRMA | DE TAPIA A A |
| AFILIACIONES | Albert-Ludwigs-Universität, Orientalisches Seminar, Freiburg, Germany |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 6 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 1 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2015 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Cappadocia as a Field for Expertise
In the last decades of the Ottoman Empire, literature in the Greek alphabet, namely in Greek and in Karamanli-Turkish, experienced an important increase in terms of the number of publications as well as the proliferation of published topics and the diffusion of these publications to wherever readers were present throughout the Empire, especially in Cappadocia, but also abroad. Cappadocia – as a region inhabited by Rums for centuries – became itse…
François Georgeon, Au pays du raki. Le vin et l’alcool de l’Empire ottoman à la Turquie d’Erdoğan (XIVe–XXIe siècle)
Communauté des savoirs et diversification des domaines scientifiques dans les mondes ottomans
Les études sur les sciences ottomanes ont longtemps privilégié les héritages (grecs, arabes, etc.) ou les circulations des savoirs appréhendées exclusivement à partir de l’Europe en particulier à partir du XVIe siècle et a fortiori au XIXe siècle. Cela fait déjà trente ans que Rhoads Murphey (1992) a invité les historiens, dans le cas de la médecine, à envisager la science ottomane comme une synthèse transculturelle originale et productrice de sa…
Knowledge in Common and the Diversification of Scientific Fields in the Ottoman Worlds
Studies on the Ottoman sciences have long emphasised heritage from the past (Greek, Arab, etc.), or the circulation of knowledge as understood exclusively from the European viewpoint, especially starting from the sixteenth century; this is even more evident from the nineteenth century onward. In the case of medicine, thirty years ago Rhoads Murphey (1992) invited historians to consider Ottoman science as an original cross-cultural synthesis that …
Calendars of Exopraxis
In the nineteenth-century Ottoman empire, Cappadocia, in the heart of Anatolia, was one of the last regions where Rum Orthodox Christians cohabited with Muslims in rural areas. Among the main aspects of everyday coexistence were the beliefs and ritual practices that, shared by Muslim and Christian individuals, blurred religious belonging as it is traditionally defined. Anthropologists and ethnologists have studied exopraxis broadly, while histori…
La Cappadoce chrétienne ottomane
The emergence of the notion of cultural heritage is recent in Turkey and still delicate, linked to a particular understanding of the past and of “national history”. From the creation of the Republic of Turkey onwards, the Byzantine past of Anatolia territory has been hidden under the elation of modernist traditions and under a national turco-islamic heritage. However, in Cappadocia, it is precisely this Byzantine period which has been honored whi…
La Cappadoce chrétienne ottomane
The emergence of the notion of cultural heritage is recent in Turkey and still delicate, linked to a particular understanding of the past and of “national history”. From the creation of the Republic of Turkey onwards, the Byzantine past of Anatolia territory has been hidden under the elation of modernist traditions and under a national turco-islamic heritage. However, in Cappadocia, it is precisely this Byzantine period which has been honored whi…
La Cappadoce chrétienne ottomane
The emergence of the notion of cultural heritage is recent in Turkey and still delicate, linked to a particular understanding of the past and of “national history”. From the creation of the Republic of Turkey onwards, the Byzantine past of Anatolia territory has been hidden under the elation of modernist traditions and under a national turco-islamic heritage. However, in Cappadocia, it is precisely this Byzantine period which has been honored whi…
Calendars of Exopraxis
In the nineteenth-century Ottoman empire, Cappadocia, in the heart of Anatolia, was one of the last regions where Rum Orthodox Christians cohabited with Muslims in rural areas. Among the main aspects of everyday coexistence were the beliefs and ritual practices that, shared by Muslim and Christian individuals, blurred religious belonging as it is traditionally defined. Anthropologists and ethnologists have studied exopraxis broadly, while histori…
Communauté des savoirs et diversification des domaines scientifiques dans les mondes ottomans
Les études sur les sciences ottomanes ont longtemps privilégié les héritages (grecs, arabes, etc.) ou les circulations des savoirs appréhendées exclusivement à partir de l’Europe en particulier à partir du XVIe siècle et a fortiori au XIXe siècle. Cela fait déjà trente ans que Rhoads Murphey (1992) a invité les historiens, dans le cas de la médecine, à envisager la science ottomane comme une synthèse transculturelle originale et productrice de sa…
Knowledge in Common and the Diversification of Scientific Fields in the Ottoman Worlds
Studies on the Ottoman sciences have long emphasised heritage from the past (Greek, Arab, etc.), or the circulation of knowledge as understood exclusively from the European viewpoint, especially starting from the sixteenth century; this is even more evident from the nineteenth century onward. In the case of medicine, thirty years ago Rhoads Murphey (1992) invited historians to consider Ottoman science as an original cross-cultural synthesis that …
François Georgeon, Au pays du raki. Le vin et l’alcool de l’Empire ottoman à la Turquie d’Erdoğan (XIVe–XXIe siècle)
Cappadocia as a Field for Expertise
In the last decades of the Ottoman Empire, literature in the Greek alphabet, namely in Greek and in Karamanli-Turkish, experienced an important increase in terms of the number of publications as well as the proliferation of published topics and the diffusion of these publications to wherever readers were present throughout the Empire, especially in Cappadocia, but also abroad. Cappadocia – as a region inhabited by Rums for centuries – became itse…
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